Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-28
LOCAL BREvIT1Es.:

| The Emma Abbott company left yester.
day for San Jose
! The pay-car, after settling with the rail
road employees in this city yesterday, left
| for the south.
Sheriff Bell, of Butte county, took to the
| Asylum at Napa yesterday an insane man
named G. E. Washburn.
Henry ]. Kilgariff, whose leg was badly
fractured five weeks ago, expects to be able
to leave his bed to-day, and will soon be
abound on crutches.
These arrests were made Yesterday Tom
Connors, by officer Mccormack for vag-
rancy r. NJ. Tilden. by officer, Sullivan,
for grand larceny Hugh Battlefield, by
officer wager, for battery.
Sacramento yesterday, with merchandise
and lumber, and the San Joaquin, No. 4,
for San Francisco, with grain.
There was a sudden snow-storm on the
mountains Wednesday night, and fall of
about four inches. the clouds clearing
away as rapidly as they had appeared.
The Governor yesterday appointed as
Notaries Public George N. Hitchcock, San
Diego county, to reside in San Diego Ed
ward Rogers, Tuolumne county, to reside
in Sonora.
The Elk Grove Brass Band will give a
masquerade ball at Toronto Hall, in that
place, this evening" and a fine time is an
ticipated. Several Sacramentans intend to
be present.
Sheriff Watkins, of Yolo county, passed
through yesterday, conveying to Folsom
from Woodland +. 7. McAllister, who is to
serve term of six years for manslaughter
in killing VIM. Leaman.
Sacramento Commandery, Knights
Templar, held their annual banquet and
ball in Masonic Temple last evening" 1t
was largely attended by members of the
Order, their wives and daughters.
During the week an average of two loco
motives per day have been forwarded from
this city to Los Angeles. to handle the
rapidly increasing passenger and freight
business of the Los Angeles Division of the
Southern Pacific Railroad
On motion of District Attorney Bruner,
Judge Wilson yesterday afternoon revoked
the order made on the previous day filming
Peter kunz $40 for contempt of Court in
using improper language when requested
to give the seat he was occupying in the
Courtroom to a lady.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was o. ana 90,
with brisk and high northerly winds and
clear weather, accompanied by rapidly
rising barometer. The wind was blowing
yesterday from 16 to % miles per hour
during the entire day and last night
The case of Milton McWhorter. charged
with manslaughter in killing T. G. Robin
son, will be taken up in the Superior Court |
this morning. Judge Wilson will preside,
and has arranged to remain here a portion |
of next week, Judge Armstrong going
down to San Francisco to hold Court for |
him there.
VIM. II. Soule, well-known resident of |
Woodland has been arrested on two
charges of ENLIGHTENMENT, preferred by P. |
w. Burns, his partner in the firm of Burns |
& Co. Soule is an equal partner with |
Burns in the hardware business on Main |
street. Burns claims that for nearly year |
past there has been mysterious leakage in |
his money drawer. For an indefinite time |
he has had number of detectives on the |
watch, and by getting in a position over
head where they could look down through |
a hole in the ceiling upon the desk, the /
officers detected Soule in acts which are
the foundation of the charges of embezzle-
ment After his arrest Soue met and |
Burns at the store. Burns |
swore out another complaint,
charging Soule with battery. Soule stoutly |
claims that he is the victim of dark plot |
to ruin and damn him.